Re: Is there a limit on how many connections be running in Mozilla v1.7.5 on dial-up?
Ant <[email protected]>
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On 1/2/2005 3:07 PM PT, Ant wrote:
> I like to open multiple Web pages (up to 15 or more Web browser's tabs).
> I seem to notice I sometimes get "connection refused" errors on dial-up
> modem connections (24000-31200 conenctions; 3 KB/sec average). When I
> get these errors, Mozilla waits and doesn't continue processing. I have
> to hit OK to continue.
>
> I do not get these errors with broadband connections on the same
> computer and browser. I like to load Web pages in the background while
> doing something else since dial-up is SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW.
>
> Is it because dial-up can't handle it or something I need to tweak? I
> still get them even if I disable graphics on dial-up. I am using Windows
> XP Professional SP2 (all updates), Athlon 64 3200+, 1 GB of RAM, and an
> old USR Sportster 33.6k Faxmodem.
Correction. I meant to say "Alert -- The operation timed out when
attempting to contact <web site domain>". Wrong error. :)
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